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Use the systematic treatment of equilibrium to determine the pHand concentrations of species in 1.00L of soln containing 0.065 molcitric acid (H3A), 0.025 mol 8-hyrdoxyquinoline (HB) and 0.040 molKOH. Consider just acid-base chemistry. Ignore ion pairing andactivity coefficients. Citric acid is a triprotic acid withpKH3A=3.128, pKH2A=4.761, and pKHA2-=6.936. HB is derived from thediprotic acid H2B+ with pKH2B+=4.94 and pKHB=9.82.
What is: pH, [H3A], [H2A-], [HA2-], [A3-], [H2B+], [HB], [B-],[H+], [OH-], [K+]
I would greatly appreciate it if you could please show all work.I haven't the slightest clue on how to approach this problem. Thankyou in advance.
Use the systematic treatment of equilibrium to determine the pHand concentrations of species in 1.00L of soln containing 0.065 molcitric acid (H3A), 0.025 mol 8-hyrdoxyquinoline (HB) and 0.040 molKOH. Consider just acid-base chemistry. Ignore ion pairing andactivity coefficients. Citric acid is a triprotic acid withpKH3A=3.128, pKH2A=4.761, and pKHA2-=6.936. HB is derived from thediprotic acid H2B+ with pKH2B+=4.94 and pKHB=9.82.
What is: pH, [H3A], [H2A-], [HA2-], [A3-], [H2B+], [HB], [B-],[H+], [OH-], [K+]
I would greatly appreciate it if you could please show all work.I haven't the slightest clue on how to approach this problem. Thankyou in advance.